ELT Blog

Summer is the end of an era. Students leave school and you'll have to find new ones in September. What about keeping your existing students?

Leaving your job, opening a website and sell your own English courses seems too scary? Jo Gakonga of ELT Training gave her precious advice!

I asked some of my students to prepare a speech about "What do you do to fight global warming" and the answers were very interesting...

Teachers and schools are focusing on Zoom classes to get students from all over the World, but the local ones are easier to get. How?

In a Dogme lesson, you're alert to any stimuli, you gently prompt students to talk, asking questions with structures they're still grasping.

Lessons observations feel like you need to tick all the boxes, and if it goes wrong, you’ll feel like you’ve been found out.

At IELO, we produced our first workshop where students could meet each other, speak in English and exchange experiences.

Public speaking is something challenging for many people, but it becomes even more difficult when done in a foreign language. Here some tips!

Abigail Fulbrook stopped working for schools and agencies to open Mumsenglishcircle.com, where she teaches English from Japan.